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ManualTest Web
Execution

This appendix provides an overview of Rational ManualTest Web Execution, a feature
of Rational TestManager, that lets you run a test case with a manual test script
implementation from a Web browser. The appendix includes the following topics:

About ManualTest Web execution

Overview of tasks

About shared projects

How to run a test case from a Web browser

Viewing the results

Troubleshooting

Note:

For detailed procedures, see the TestManager Help.

About ManualTest Web Execution

A manual test script is a set of testing instructions that are run by a human tester. A
manual test script can consist of steps and verification points that you type into a
manual test script using Rational ManualTest. After you create a manual test script
and associate it with a test case, creating a test case implementation, you can run the
test case from a Web browser. For information about creating a manual test script, see
Creating Manual Test Scripts on page 87

For information about test case

implementations, see Associating an Implementation with a Test Case on page 92

With the

ManualTest Web Execution

component of TestManager, you can:

Run a test case with a manual test script implementation from a Web browser. The
advantage to using the ManualTest Execution feature of TestManager is that you
only need Web browser software to run a test case with a manual test script
implementation.

Indicate results and add comments as you perform each task in a manual test
script. These results appear in a test log.

Include your test case results in a TestManager report.